Let the weeping begin

By Dave Stieren
Publisher
The Alaska Standard

"I think it's a lot of kind of tricky business," says Sheila Selkregg. "I think our community has to take responsibility for coming to the table and saying these are the things that we think matter, and we're willing to pay for it or we're not willing to pay for it, and if we want to cut services it's OK with me, but I don't think we should force ourselves into a tax structure that forces us to cut services without that conversation, and I think that's where we're moving with this kind of approach to the revenue sharing," Selkregg said.

Thank you, Jason Lamb, for doing Anchorage voters the kind service of catching a former mayoral candidate on camera, as she comes clean on her tone deaf political ear. Thank you Sir, for letting the camera run as Dr. Selkregg clearly articulates her complete lack of understanding that the passage of Prop 9 and the election of Dan Sullivan was the conversation that voters have already had. Indeed, thank you Mr. Lamb, for illustrating to those who live in the area that Dr. Selkregg represents, that there is a clear contrast in belief and understanding of the issues between her and candidate Adam Trombley, and for many April can’t come soon enough. Read more